Mike Sirko has prowled the sidelines of Colorado high school football fields for more than 40 years for one reason: He still loves the game, still loves coaching kids.
Paonia, a small high school on the Western Slope, has won 22 state titles. It is often asked what the secret is. Here’s how the Eagles do it.
The depth Colorado has at offensive line is unbelievable. And it will be for the foreseeable future.
The stars finally aligned for Dayspring Christian last season. But with a number of starters having graduated, how will they blend new talent with returning experience?
There’s a hurt lingering in the chest of the Bennett football team. One they hope to burn away this season.
Battle Mountain and Durango made the boys soccer semifinals last season, proving that Western Slope talent shouldn’t be overlooked. They’re out to do it again this year.
Pomona has plenty of returning talent to chase after a third straight 5A gymnastics team title.
Gunnison cross country has a habit of staying out of the limelight.
The last of Telluride’s historic mines closed in 1978, but the Miners have struck gold again.
Bayfield competed in the 2016 state spirit competition with two cheerleaders — the first time in CHSAA state spirit history just two athletes took the mat. This year, Bayfield wants to start fresh in more ways than one.